The Surprising, Unorthodox Media Criticism of <em>High Maintenance</em>

The Surprising, Unorthodox Media Criticism of High Maintenance

What HBO's Show about a Weed Delivery Guy Says about Ethics in Journalism

By Eric Thurm | February 12, 2018

The Dream of 2011 is Dead: <em>Portlandia</em> Comes to an End

The Dream of 2011 is Dead: Portlandia Comes to an End

Like the "Hipster" Itself, the IFC Sketch Comedy Has Become a Kind of Relic

By Eric Thurm | February 2, 2018

Jojo Moyes: What is the Thing That Makes Me Happy?

Jojo Moyes: What is the Thing That Makes Me Happy?

On Empathy, Success, and the Surprises of Writing for TV

By Daneet Steffens | January 30, 2018

Can Speculative Short Fiction Really Work on TV?

Can Speculative Short Fiction Really Work on TV?

On Black Mirror, Electric Dreams, and Her Body and Other Parties

By Eric Thurm | January 19, 2018

35 Literary Adaptations to Look Forward to in 2018

35 Literary Adaptations to Look Forward to in 2018

Prepare Your Reading Schedule Now

By Emily Temple | January 4, 2018

On the Pain of Being a Secret High School Geek (and Sometime Freak)

On the Pain of Being a Secret High School Geek (and Sometime Freak)

Sam Graham-Felsen on Lessons Learned from Freaks and Geeks

By Sam Graham-Felsen | January 3, 2018

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The Bloody Catharsis of Femme Revenge

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<em>Call Me By Your Name</em> is an Object Lesson in Adapting Interiority

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The Origin Story of an Iconic Adaptation: <em>The Graduate</em>

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On the Life and Times of Wunderkind Novelist Charles Webb

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Documenting a Legendary Publisher's Final Project

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Uncovering the Story of Barney Rosset Through Friends, Family, and a Shaman

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This is How to Turn a Great Short Story into a Great TV Show

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On the Promising Pilot of George Saunders’s Sea Oak

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On Horror, Heavy Metal, and Why We Love to Be Scared

On Horror, Heavy Metal, and Why We Love to Be Scared

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